 High King's Vedda Book One |
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Book One
I. LET it be known that all writing is but a reflection of the Voice, murky and warped. Kyne's truth is in the throats of Her Children.
II. The shape of the World is this:
III. The essence of life is Breath, Wind and the Voice, for so was Man breathed upon the land by Kyne and so does Man bear a fraction of that Breath within their breast.
IV. Man is of the Sky, a Child, whose truest expression is to be as the firmament: wild, mighty and all-encompassing. The Children of the Sky have a birthright to this land, and all others are interlopers. They were not breathed.
V. The shape of the World is this:
VI. There must always be Something, and there must always be Nothing, for which has meaning without the other?
VII. Something sits below, ever creating and the death of the wild spirit. Look farther down than you can, and consider the depth of existence.
VIII. Nothing rests above, ever destroying and the death of the living body. Look farther up than you can, and consider the vastness of oblivion.
IX. Their place of meeting is the Sky, and it contains all possibility. Look around at all that you can, and be joyful.
X. The shape of the World is this:
XI. All will be destroyed. ALDUIN is the Dragon, and the Dragon does not eat His tail.
XII. The cycle of the Kalpa, of destruction and creation, of Nothing and Something, is all that exists in perpetuity.
Meditate on this: Hope is eaten by the Dragon, and so there is no Hope. Act now, then, and with certainty forge the world.